Index to correspondence, 1909-1914.

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Index to correspondence, 1909-1914.

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The series consists of four bound volumes which contain the Governor's file index for 1909, 1911, 1913, and 1914. The file index lists the names of correspondents alphabetically with file location codes next to each name. Also, at the beginning of each index, the names of state officials are listed.

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